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XRP Sees 625% More ETF Inflows Than Ethereum, Strategy Won't Sell Bitcoin Until 2065, Shiba Inu Meme Coin Looks to Delete a Zero
ByAinvest
Monday, Dec 8, 2025 7:20 am ET1min read
XRP attracts $244.7 million in weekly inflows, a 625% difference from Ethereum's $39.1 million. Strategy CEO Phong Le states no Bitcoin selling until 2065, with the company holding 650,000 BTC and a total line near $60 billion. SHIB builds a workable base near $0.0000085, but it remains uncertain if it will delete a zero. The crypto market outlook is mixed, with Bitcoin holding its late-November base, Ethereum recovering, and XRP taking a hit despite strong institutional flows.
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